CBC 99: Jeremy Kurtz interview


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Jeremy Kurtz double bass.jpg We’re featuring an interview with San Diego Symphony Principal Bass Jeremy Kurtz on this week’s episode. Jeremy was a student of Hal Robinson at Curtis and Tim Pitts at Rice University, and he also spent two years in the New World Symphony prior to his appointment with the San Diego Symphony. His solo album Sonatas and Meditations, which will be will be available by the time you hear this episode, can be purchased through the new International Society of Bassists store at www.ISBstore.com. You can learn more about Jeremy at his website jeremykurtz.com.

Tracks from Sonatas and Meditations featured:

David Anderson Sonata for Double Bass and Piano Luis Prado Meditation 1

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October 18, 2008 · Filed Under Contrabass Conversations, bass

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One Response to “CBC 99: Jeremy Kurtz interview”

  1. John Mears on October 23rd, 2008 7:33 am

    I love the Prado meditation. Who publishes the music for this?

    John

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